This distinctive three-double-bedroom home offers an adaptable arrangement of accommodation with a number of character features retained throughout. The ground floor includes a living room, separate study, kitchen opening into the dining area, conservatory, and WC, while the first floor provides three double bedrooms and the family bathroom. A staircase continues to an additional loft room with eaves storage, providing a useful and versatile further space. The property also benefits from a boiler which was replaced approximately three to four years ago. Outside, there is a sizable mature enclosed rear garden, driveway parking, and a detached single garage.
Covered Entrance:
The property is approached through decorative arched iron gates with brick detailing, opening into a sheltered covered entrance.
From here, there is access to the front door together with gated access continuing through towards the rear garden.
Entrance Hall:
The property is entered through an arched doorway into the entrance hall.
A useful storage area provides additional space and plumbing for a washing machine, while an original internal door leads through into the central lobby.
Lobby:
The lobby forms the centre of the ground-floor accommodation, providing access to the living room, study, kitchen and dining accommodation, ground-floor WC, and a separate pantry.
Stairs rise to the first-floor landing, while picture rails, wall lighting and original internal doors retain further character within the space.
Ground-Floor WC:
The ground-floor WC comprises a low-flush WC and central heating radiator.
A frosted double-glazed window to the side elevation provides natural light and privacy.
Pantry:
Accessed from the lobby, the pantry provides useful shelving and storage, together with a frosted double-glazed window to the front elevation.
Living Room:
The living room benefits from a double-glazed window overlooking the rear and a further internal glazed window towards the adjoining dining accommodation.
A gas fire with mantelpiece and hearth creates a central focal point, while decorative ceiling coving continues the character found elsewhere within the home.
Study:
The separate study is positioned at the front of the property and provides a versatile additional reception room which could suit a variety of uses.
A decorative feature fireplace adds character, while a double-glazed window provides natural light. Further features include decorative ceiling coving, wall lighting and a central heating radiator.
Kitchen:
The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with rolled-edge work surfaces over, incorporating a two-bowl sink with drainer.
Cooking facilities include an electric hob and raised double oven, with tiled splashbacks provided around the work surfaces.
A double-glazed window is positioned to the side elevation, while the recently replaced boiler is also housed within the kitchen.
An opening connects the kitchen directly with the adjoining dining area.
Dining Area:
The dining area benefits from double-glazed windows to both the rear and side elevations, providing natural light from two aspects.
A central heating radiator completes the room, while an external door provides side access to the garden and convenient access to the personnel door at the rear of the garage.
A further opening leads directly into the conservatory.
Conservatory:
The conservatory extends the ground-floor living accommodation and benefits from double-glazed units and a double-glazed roof, providing views across the rear garden.
A central heating radiator allows the room to be used throughout the year, while an external door provides direct access into the garden.
First-Floor Landing:
Stairs rise from the lobby to the...
Council Tax Band B
